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@react-pug/check-types

v0.1.9

Published

Type-check React-Pug projects through the TypeScript language-service plugin, from the CLI or as a library.

Downloads

972

Readme

@react-pug/check-types

Type-check React-Pug projects through the TypeScript language-service plugin, from the CLI or as a library.

Install

npm i -D @react-pug/check-types

CLI

npx @react-pug/check-types
npx @react-pug/check-types .
npx @react-pug/check-types src/App.tsx src/Button.tsx
npx @react-pug/check-types --project tsconfig.json

Supported options:

  • -p, --project <path>: explicit tsconfig.json file or directory
  • positional file paths: check only selected files while still using the full project context
  • --tagFunction <name>: tag function name, default pug
  • --injectCssxjsTypes <never|auto|force>: cssxjs/startupjs React prop injection mode

Default behavior mirrors tsc closely:

  • if --project is omitted, the checker searches upward from the target directory for the nearest tsconfig.json
  • diagnostics are printed against original source locations, including Pug regions
  • process exits with code 1 when errors are found

Library

import { checkTypes } from '@react-pug/check-types'

const result = await checkTypes({ cwd: process.cwd() })
if (!result.ok) {
  for (const line of result.formattedErrors) console.error(line)
}

Useful exports:

  • checkTypes(options)
  • runCli(argv, io?)
  • parseArgs(argv)

Published binary:

  • check-pug-types

Notes

The checker tries to use the target project's local typescript first and falls back to the package dependency if none is available.